The garrison of the city amounted to twenty thousand foot and four thousand horse, and the total force which the city could command was more than one hundred thousand men.
He raised an army of one hundred thousand men, and introduced the Roman discipline, but was impeded in his measures by party dissensions and by treachery.
But he was again defeated, with the loss of one hundred thousand men in a single day, and sought to make peace with the king of Israel.
The weakest in the army, equal to a strong division in a European army of one hundred thousand men.
Indian tactics or warfare for masses of forty, fifty, or one hundred thousand men!
As if the march and the movements of an army of one hundred thousand men could be kept secret from a vigilant and desperate enemy, and the enemy wanted to read the papers for it.
The peace establishment of the emperor amounted to one hundred thousand men, and every one of these was necessary simply to garrison his fortresses.
The Austrian party had resolved, by a gigantic effort, to send an army of one hundred thousand men to the gates of Paris, there to dictate terms to the French monarch.
The Turks eagerly watched their movements, and, encouraged by these dissensions, soon burst into Hungary with an army of one hundred thousand men.
France issued a formal declaration of war against England and Austria, raised an army of one hundred thousand men, and the debauched king himself, Louis XV.
Then also we may see armies of from eighty to one hundred thousand men return to a mixed system of war,--a mean between the rapid incursions of Napoleon and the slow system of positions of the last century.
If an army does not contain more than one hundred thousand men, the formation by divisions is perhaps better than by corps.
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